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   whmIII said, 4 months ago

   AA degree…must be a JC half step.
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   dbig 1oohh said, 4 months ago

   Had to pay for semesters when he could afford them,that’s why it took 4 years.
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   Dr Fogg said, 4 months ago

   between work and family…It took me 6 to get 2…
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   comicsssfan said, 4 months ago

   He didn’t learn anything in middle and high school except for all important sports. Then his cc could have been more difficult than normal, which can happen if it is in the same town as a tough state university.
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   briatollah said, 4 months ago

   It’s not that unusual. Some people go to school part time while working full time.
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   Donald Williams said, 4 months ago

   @briatollah

   Yep!
   Took me five years to get a 4-year degree.
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   Bobzilla said, 4 months ago

   @dbig 1oohh

   They won’t give you a diploma ’til you pay up.
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   Bobzilla said, 4 months ago

   It took me about two hours to get two years of college; U. S. Armed Services Institute GED test.
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   Donald Williams said, 4 months ago

   @Bobzilla

   It took me about two hours to get two years of college; U. S. Armed Services Institute GED test.
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   How does that work?
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   I thought the GED was a high-school equivalency:
   http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/General_Educational_Development
   
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    Bobzilla said, 4 months ago

    @Donald Williams

    It’s about a 2+ hour test, mostly essay answers to varied questions and the Armed Forces Institute grants college credits based on your answers based on general knowledge and cognitive ability. A few colleges refuse to accept them for credit, but a lot do.
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